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Turquoise

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Combines the serenity of blue with the invigoration of green; can stimulate clarity of thought; promotes emotional balance.

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Gray

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Neutrality creates balance; considered modern and chic; can be seen as dull if not used with contrasting colors.

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Navy Blue

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Represents stability and depth; considered both calming and bold; can make a space feel more intimate.

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Coral

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Blends the warmth of orange with the softness of pink; energizing yet soothing; can stimulate sociability.

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Pink

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Associated with nurturing and compassion; soothing; excessive use can be seen as too emotional or immature.

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Red

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Evokes strong emotions; associated with passion and energy; can stimulate appetite.

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Green

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Known for its restfulness to the eyes; suggests stability and endurance; promotes a sense of tranquility.

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Orange

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Energetic and vibrant; stimulates activity and socialization; can be overwhelming if used excessively.

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Black

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Conveys sophistication and formality; can make spaces appear smaller; too much can be oppressive.

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Mint Green

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Provides a fresh, clean look; reflects light well creating an airy feel; often used to enhance relaxation.

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Lime Green

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Presents a vivacious, modern feel; can invigorate and inspire; may cause restlessness in large amounts.

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Yellow

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Associated with happiness and energy; can stimulate mental activity; too much can be overwhelming.

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Beige

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A neutral color associated with calmness and simplicity; versatile; risk of making spaces look bland.

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Magenta

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A blend of red and purple; gives a touch of sensuality and sophistication; too much can be overpowering.

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White

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Associated with cleanliness and purity; creates an illusion of space; can feel sterile if not used with other colors.

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Brown

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Associated with the earth and nature; suggests stability and support; can be used to warm up a space.

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Blue

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Generally calming and serene; commonly associated with stability and reliability; can suppress appetite.

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Teal

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A sophisticated mix of blue and green; yields calming effects and promotes concentration; can appear retro.

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Gold

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Symbolizes wealth and prosperity; warm and luxurious; brightens spaces but can be gaudy if overused.

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Purple

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Often associated with luxury and creativity; darker shades are rich and sophisticated; lighter lavenders can be calming.

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